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Secure Planet Releases White Paper – Available on Our Website!
https://secureplanet.io/1568/secure-planet-releases-white-paper-available-on-our-website
The Secure Planet white paper delves into the inherent issues of Open Source Software (OSS). In particular, the lack of incentive to fix publicly known security flaws. It explains, in depth, how the SPX tokenomics has been designed to incentivize the active reporting and remediation of vulnerabilities. The white paper will act as the primary manifesto for the next generation of IoT device security.
https://secureplanet.io/1568/secure-planet-releases-white-paper-available-on-our-website
The Secure Planet white paper delves into the inherent issues of Open Source Software (OSS). In particular, the lack of incentive to fix publicly known security flaws. It explains, in depth, how the SPX tokenomics has been designed to incentivize the active reporting and remediation of vulnerabilities. The white paper will act as the primary manifesto for the next generation of IoT device security.
Meet Andrew Jang – CSO of Secure Planet
https://secureplanet.io/1550/meet-andrew-jang-cso-of-secure-planet
The Secure Planet team consists of entrepreneurs and industry professionals with expertise in the areas of technology, open source software, security, and venture capital. Andrew Jang handles the communication for and execution of all our strategic initiatives.
https://secureplanet.io/1550/meet-andrew-jang-cso-of-secure-planet
The Secure Planet team consists of entrepreneurs and industry professionals with expertise in the areas of technology, open source software, security, and venture capital. Andrew Jang handles the communication for and execution of all our strategic initiatives.
Mike Pittenger and Claus-Peter Wiedemann at Secure Planet Technology Workshop
https://secureplanet.io/1532/mike-pittenger-and-claus-peter-wiedemann-at-secure-planet-technology-workshop
Earlier this month, we hosted a week-long Secure Planet technology workshop at our home office. We were fortunate enough to have our Chief Security Strategist Mike Pittenger and advisor Claus-Peter Wiedemann fly in from the U.S. and Germany respectively to participate in the event.
https://secureplanet.io/1532/mike-pittenger-and-claus-peter-wiedemann-at-secure-planet-technology-workshop
Earlier this month, we hosted a week-long Secure Planet technology workshop at our home office. We were fortunate enough to have our Chief Security Strategist Mike Pittenger and advisor Claus-Peter Wiedemann fly in from the U.S. and Germany respectively to participate in the event.
Featured on ZDNet: Using Blockchain to Detect Open Source Security Vulnerabilities
https://secureplanet.io/1508/featured-on-zdnet-using-blockchain-to-detect-open-source-security-vulnerabilities
Secure Planet was featured on ZDNet Korea. The article includes a Q&A with Secure Planet’s CEO Tae-Jin (TJ) Kang, COO Taek Wan Kim, and Chief Security Strategist Mike Pittenger.
https://secureplanet.io/1508/featured-on-zdnet-using-blockchain-to-detect-open-source-security-vulnerabilities
Secure Planet was featured on ZDNet Korea. The article includes a Q&A with Secure Planet’s CEO Tae-Jin (TJ) Kang, COO Taek Wan Kim, and Chief Security Strategist Mike Pittenger.
Will the incentive for new vulnerability discoveries, the award, or the amount of tokens to be gained, be consistent with the complexity of the vulnerability encountered?
The amount of tokens Secure Planet awards to contributors will vary depending on each individual case.Two major factors will determine the amount of awarded tokens. They are as follows:
- Popularity of the open source software containing the vulnerability - the higher the usage and/or adoption rate of the open source project, the higher the token amount
- Vulnerability severity ranking - the more critical the vulnerability, the higher the token amount
Will the incentive for new vulnerability discoveries, the award, or the amount of tokens to be gained, be consistent with the complexity of the vulnerability encountered?
Featured on RFID Journal: Better IoT Security Through Crowdsourced, Blockchain-Driven Platforms
https://secureplanet.io/1494/featured-on-rfid-journal-better-iot-security-through-crowdsourced-blockchain-driven-platforms
We were featured on RFID Journal. Check out the link above for an abridgement of our bylined article, “Better IoT Security Through Crowdsourced, Blockchain-Driven Platforms,” written by Secure Planet’s CEO Tae-Jin (TJ) Kang.
https://secureplanet.io/1494/featured-on-rfid-journal-better-iot-security-through-crowdsourced-blockchain-driven-platforms
We were featured on RFID Journal. Check out the link above for an abridgement of our bylined article, “Better IoT Security Through Crowdsourced, Blockchain-Driven Platforms,” written by Secure Planet’s CEO Tae-Jin (TJ) Kang.
Secure Planet Announces Its TGE to Power the First Crowdsourced, Security Vulnerability Knowledge Database
https://secureplanet.io/1471/secure-planet-announces-its-tge-to-power-the-first-crowdsourced-security-vulnerability-knowledge-database
PRESS RELEASE: By democratizing security vulnerability reporting and utilizing tokenized incentives, Secure Planet aims to better secure Open Source software, with an emphasis on projects critical to the next generation of IoT devices.
https://secureplanet.io/1471/secure-planet-announces-its-tge-to-power-the-first-crowdsourced-security-vulnerability-knowledge-database
PRESS RELEASE: By democratizing security vulnerability reporting and utilizing tokenized incentives, Secure Planet aims to better secure Open Source software, with an emphasis on projects critical to the next generation of IoT devices.
Secure Planet at SF Blockchain Week
https://secureplanet.io/1467/secure-planet-at-sf-blockchain-week
This week, Secure Planet will be in California for SF Blockchain Week! Described as “blockchain event of the year,” this program seeks to push the boundaries of blockchain innovation and integration by providing world-class education for both consumers and developers.
https://secureplanet.io/1467/secure-planet-at-sf-blockchain-week
This week, Secure Planet will be in California for SF Blockchain Week! Described as “blockchain event of the year,” this program seeks to push the boundaries of blockchain innovation and integration by providing world-class education for both consumers and developers.
Featured on IT Chosun: Secure Planet Begins Private Sales
https://secureplanet.io/1446/featured-on-it-chosun-secure-planet-begins-private-sales
This blog post is a translation of IT Chosun’s feature on Secure Planet titled “Incentivizing White Hat Hackers With Cryptocurrency: Secure Planet Begins Private Sales."
https://secureplanet.io/1446/featured-on-it-chosun-secure-planet-begins-private-sales
This blog post is a translation of IT Chosun’s feature on Secure Planet titled “Incentivizing White Hat Hackers With Cryptocurrency: Secure Planet Begins Private Sales."
It's very strange that such a project with such advisors does not enjoy such popularity. Like and with the community, the connection is good but the result is not very obvious. Maybe it's worth a little advertising to add or run some kind of competition?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
You’re correct. We are a major project, but we are currently still in stealth mode. Congratulations on being an early adaptor! We are aligning all the pieces before we start marketing. So please subscribe to our newsletter on our website (https://secureplanet.io).
Regarding our patents, our American patents are currently being processed. The application numbers are 15858119 and 15884901, however they are unable to be searched for at this time due to their pending status. Our Korean patents (10-2017-0118840, 10-2017-0127693) are also being processed.
Our fingerprinting technique was featured in CSO articles, reported by ACI (American Consumer Institute) using Insignary’s tool Clarity. Check out the two articles below:
1. Open-source reuse has left Android’s most-popular apps laced with critical vulnerabilities
https://www.cso.com.au/article/647313/open-source-reuse-has-left-android-most-popular-apps-laced-critical-vulnerabilities/
2. You can’t secure your network without securing your routers - and your user’s routers
https://www.cso.com.au/article/647396/can-t-secure-your-network-without-securing-your-routers-your-users-routers/
Sounds great. We'll see how it goes further if the patents approve and I am sure that it will be necessary to launch the advertisement. Such a project is needed by the market, although you have quite a few competitors right now. If you need a translation into Russian or Hebrew for local topics, please contact.
The Secure Planet Economy – Who Keeps it Running?
https://secureplanet.io/1292/the-secure-planet-economy-who-keeps-it-running
Secure Planet’s data-rich, accurate, and affordable security knowledge base crowdsources vulnerability information and remediation instructions, incentivizes contributors with token rewards, and provides users with an easy-to-use interface. Our ecosystem involves two groups of actors – information contributors and database users – who ensure the continual operation of the Secure Planet economy.
https://secureplanet.io/1292/the-secure-planet-economy-who-keeps-it-running
Secure Planet’s data-rich, accurate, and affordable security knowledge base crowdsources vulnerability information and remediation instructions, incentivizes contributors with token rewards, and provides users with an easy-to-use interface. Our ecosystem involves two groups of actors – information contributors and database users – who ensure the continual operation of the Secure Planet economy.
It's very strange that such a project with such advisors does not enjoy such popularity. Like and with the community, the connection is good but the result is not very obvious. Maybe it's worth a little advertising to add or run some kind of competition?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
You’re correct. We are a major project, but we are currently still in stealth mode. Congratulations on being an early adaptor! We are aligning all the pieces before we start marketing. So please subscribe to our newsletter on our website (https://secureplanet.io).
Regarding our patents, our American patents are currently being processed. The application numbers are 15858119 and 15884901, however they are unable to be searched for at this time due to their pending status. Our Korean patents (10-2017-0118840, 10-2017-0127693) are also being processed.
Our fingerprinting technique was featured in CSO articles, reported by ACI (American Consumer Institute) using Insignary’s tool Clarity. Check out the two articles below:
1. Open-source reuse has left Android’s most-popular apps laced with critical vulnerabilities
https://www.cso.com.au/article/647313/open-source-reuse-has-left-android-most-popular-apps-laced-critical-vulnerabilities/
2. You can’t secure your network without securing your routers - and your user’s routers
https://www.cso.com.au/article/647396/can-t-secure-your-network-without-securing-your-routers-your-users-routers/
It's very strange that such a project with such advisors does not enjoy such popularity. Like and with the community, the connection is good but the result is not very obvious. Maybe it's worth a little advertising to add or run some kind of competition?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
And what is this special patent for fingerprint technology? Is he registered in the US? So he has a number on which you can find in the register of the government?
Secure Planet Visits Shanghai for International Blockchain Week (Photos)
https://secureplanet.io/1371/secure-planet-visits-shanghai-for-international-blockchain-week-photos
Check out some photos of Secure Planet's attendance at the 4th Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai.
https://secureplanet.io/1371/secure-planet-visits-shanghai-for-international-blockchain-week-photos
Check out some photos of Secure Planet's attendance at the 4th Global Blockchain Summit in Shanghai.
Featured on Bitnews Today: The US and Chinese National Databases Withhold Vulnerability Information. Decentralized Database Can Deal With It
https://secureplanet.io/1333/featured-on-bitnews-today-the-us-and-chinese-national-databases-withhold-vulnerability-information-decentralized-database-can-deal-with-it
The second part of our article series on Bitnews Today points out the deficiencies of today’s government-sponsored, centralized vulnerability databases, and outlines the steps we must take to build an alternative and decentralized database of vulnerability information.
https://secureplanet.io/1333/featured-on-bitnews-today-the-us-and-chinese-national-databases-withhold-vulnerability-information-decentralized-database-can-deal-with-it
The second part of our article series on Bitnews Today points out the deficiencies of today’s government-sponsored, centralized vulnerability databases, and outlines the steps we must take to build an alternative and decentralized database of vulnerability information.
Secure Planet at Blockchain Seoul Expo
https://secureplanet.io/1356/secure-planet-at-blockchain-seoul-expo
Earlier this week, leaders of the blockchain community from all around the world (including our CSO Andrew Jang!) gathered at Blockchain Seoul Expo to discuss developments in the global Crypto valley and economy.
https://secureplanet.io/1356/secure-planet-at-blockchain-seoul-expo
Earlier this week, leaders of the blockchain community from all around the world (including our CSO Andrew Jang!) gathered at Blockchain Seoul Expo to discuss developments in the global Crypto valley and economy.
Check Out Our Article on Bitnews Today: Crowdsourced Blockchain Security Solution
https://secureplanet.io/1256/check-out-our-article-on-bitnews-today-crowdsourced-blockchain-security-solution
Despite its considerable merits, open source is known to harbour vulnerabilities that are difficult to identify and track, highlighting the need for better vulnerability information to implement proper risk management.
https://secureplanet.io/1256/check-out-our-article-on-bitnews-today-crowdsourced-blockchain-security-solution
Despite its considerable merits, open source is known to harbour vulnerabilities that are difficult to identify and track, highlighting the need for better vulnerability information to implement proper risk management.
this is the big project that i was see. and i see too many people join with this team. i will follow about the update of this project.
Looking for the status also. Browsing their website but to no avail. Can someone give the link what's going on with the development of their product?
Thanks for your interest in Secure Planet. Currently, we are focusing on product development over public marketing. We have already completed our PoC (Proof of Concept) and have uploaded code on Github (https://github.com/secureplanetio).
Feel free to follow our progress in the Secure Planet chatroom (https://t.me/secureplanetio).
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